GBIF Mammut sp.New paper by @joeroe in Open Quaternary using @gbif mediated data:
Biogeography of Crop Progenitors and Wild Plant Resources in the Terminal Pleistocene and Early Holocene of West Asia, 14.7–8.3 ka
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New paper in Philosophical Transactions B using @gbif mediated data:
Welcome to the Homogenocene? Trajectories of change in global freshwater fish biodiversity during the Anthropocene: evidence from tropical East Asia 🇨🇳🇭🇰🇸🇬
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Welcome to the Homogenocene? Trajectories of change in global freshwater fish biodiversity during the Anthropocene: evidence from tropical East Asia
Abstract. Interactions between climate change and anthropogenic stressors such as poor water quality and habitat degradation have had deleterious consequen
New paper in International Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Information Systems using @gbif mediated data:
GIS-Based Analysis and Design Strategies for Landscape Ecological Networks
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New paper in Revista de Biología Tropical using @gbif mediated data:
Biogeographical analysis of the Central American clade of Sechium (Cucurbitaceae),Análisis biogeográfico del clado centroamericano de Sechium (Cucurbitaceae)
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New paper in Biodiversity Science using @gbif mediated data:
Checklist of wild tracheophyte in Jilin Province 🇨🇳
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New paper in Estuarine Management and Technologies using @gbif mediated data:
A new non-native species detected through citizen science: the presence of a Macrobrachium species (Decapoda, Palaemonidae) in the Guadalquivir River estuary (SW Spain), with an overview of its global spread 🇪🇸
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A new non-native species detected through citizen science: the presence of a Macrobrachium species (Decapoda, Palaemonidae) in the Guadalquivir River estuary (SW Spain), with an overview of its global spread
Non-native species are of global conservation concern. Spain is also facing the same challenge, especially due to increasing marine traffic, global trade, and ocean warming. Herein, we report Macrobrachium cf. nipponense from a local fisherman through a citizen science initiative. This is the first record of any species of the genus Macrobrachium in the Iberian Peninsula and the westernmost record of this genus in the European waters. In October 2024, an individual was fished at the mouth of the Guadalquivir River. Accidental transport via ballast water is a likely vector for its introduction into the Guadalquivir River estuary, potentially facilitated by increased maritime traffic from the Danube River Basin as a result of the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine. Our findings highlight the importance of early detection and continuous ecological monitoring, particularly approaches that incorporate citizen science, as effective tools for tracking non-native species. Engaging local stakeholders, such as fishers, can enhance detection capacity and contribute valuable data to inform for future management strategies aimed at preventing the establishment and spread of non-native and invasive species in the Guadalquivir River and other vulnerable aquatic systems.
New paper in Environmental Conservation using @gbif mediated data:
Effect of land-use changes on the space–time distribution of ant diversity in the south-western Brazilian Amazon 🇧🇷
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Effect of land-use changes on the space–time distribution of ant diversity in the south-western Brazilian Amazon | Environmental Conservation | Cambridge Core
Effect of land-use changes on the space–time distribution of ant diversity in the south-western Brazilian Amazon - Volume 52 Issue 4
New paper in Molecular Biology and Evolution using @gbif mediated data:
Similar Genetic Routes Are Independently Targeted for Mimetic Color Convergence in Bumble Bees 🇺🇸
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New paper in Scientific Reports using @gbif mediated data:
Prediction of the potential geographic distribution of the Wilsonomyces carpophilus under multiple climate change scenarios 🇨🇳
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Disjunct distributions and evolutionary diversification of Australasian geometrid moths: subfamilies Epidesmiinae, Desmob…... published in Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution using @gbif mediated data:
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